Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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You can’t get away now! Daisy Mac making eyes at Abner. Well, here's Daisy Mac! Of course Daisy finds me irresistable! You mean this time I’m really getting married! Li l Abner 29

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Li'l Abner On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 13, 14, and 15 the Lincoln auditorium was transformed into the Hillbilly town of Dogpatch U. S. A. There was revealed the Saga of Daisy Mae (Jo Fischer) and Abner Yokum (Berk Hancer) who were trying to save their town and, in Daisy Mae’s case, catch a husband. They and other Dogpatch inhabitants tried to convince Artis T. Fonsdale (Cindy Kiecker) to call off the atomic bomb by proving they were a necessary town. Their necessary items ranged from the crankcase of a model T Ford to a round trip ticket to the birthplace of Elvis Presley, but in the end it was Mammy Yokems (Darla Lundy) Yokom berry tonic that saved the day. The audience seemed to enjoy the play and the cast received two standing ovations, one on opening night and the other Saturday night. The directors of the play were Mrs. Stainer and Mr. G. Barry. The student director was Steve Basiago, and Halley Leffler choreographed all dances in the play. Members of the East practice for the play. Really? You got to be kidding 1 This here's my pal, the World's Dirtiest Wrestler. Mammy and Pappy Yokum fight it out. I'm sure there's a penny around herd Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! And over here we have the National Lincoln Landmark! 28 li'l Abner

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Contiary to popular belief, Bears do not hibernate. After long hours sitting in a class room, our Bears spend their free-time prowling and carousing. There were always . . . Hot poker games at Pyle’s . . . Parties at Baker’s ... The ”T” Bird . . . And multitudes of friendly Bears at Ole Pieper Inn . . . Campaigner's at Tim Stowman’s . . . Skating at Haeg Park . . . Tobogganing at Normandale . . . Foosball at Southdale . . . How about submarine races at Bush ... Or quiet evenings at the Civic Center seeing that favorite group . . . Do you know that people go to the Habidashary for years and never sit in the window seat' ’ For the Bear intellects there is always the library . . . Homework ... Or how about as a last resort watching T. V. . . . Hockey, swimming, basketball, gymnastics practices at night . . . Yearbook deadlines . . . Mah Quh finals . . . Band practices . . . Play practices Working . . . Babysitting . . . Shopping . . . Shows at the Boulevard . . . Handball . . . Roller-skating . . . Bowling . . . Swimming at Holiday Inn . . . Skiing at Buck . . . Perkins at 2:00 A.M. . . . Bridgemans after games . . . J’s with alumni . . . City lights atop the I. D. S. . . . Walking around Lake Nakomis . . . Even blistering cold of Jan. 7th didn't keep our Bears indoors. The closest any of us came to hibernating was falling asleep during first hour on our first day back to school from Christmas vacation. To all obnoxious, but well meaning Bears! Please do your best to nip this fearful rumor in the bud. Do Bears Hibernate? Mike Hughe look for more money to stay In the game. The tneak preview of the winning hand. Collecting up the dough I! I 30 Student Night Life